Daily Learning Target(s): By the end of class, students will be able to...

Due Today:

Due Tue 11/8: The Street Revised Essay Printed or Shared via Sweetwater Google Drive
- Must submit original/rough draft in class
- Shared via your @sweetwaterschools.net account only
- Title must be formatted P4 Last Name, First Name The Street Essay
Due THU Nov 10: Read and annotate "Nice to Eat You: Acts of Vampires" and Macbeth Study Guide
Due Tue Nov 15:
- Three Witches Essays, typed and printed

Due Tue 11/15: //BRAVE NEW WORLD// -

Get book!! Ebook is okay IF you can annotate and there are page numbers. You must be able to open book in class.

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AGENDA
1. Vocabulary List #14
2. Review Act III and IV (See notes below)
3. Macbeth Quiz #2 Last 10 minutes

Notes

Act III
- p. 51 Scene iv. Banquet Scene:
  - symbolism of the renewal of order that disintegrates
  - Macbeth's language- note how it represents changes in Macbeth and changes in Macbeth's state of mind (ex- line 26 alliteration)
  - imagery of confinement and restraint that will continue thru act V
  - serpent, blood and violence imagery/symbolism
  - change in Lady Macbeth's ability to control Macbeth
  - moral degeneration
- P. 55 Scene v: Hecate's speech-
  - What rhythm is it in? How is it different from the weird sisters?
  - What is her point, what is she saying to the other three?
- p. 56 Scene vi-
  - Purpose of conversation between Lennox and another Lord?
  - How is it a counterpoint to the conversation between Ross and the old man at end of Act II?
Act IV
- p.l 59-63 scene i
  - What is the significance of the interaction between Macbeth and the witches, what does it reveal about Macbeth?
  - Symbolism of each of the apparitions? (juxtaposition of blood/gore with innocence)